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What is syncline?

A syncline is a down- fold in rock in which rock layers are bent downward forming depressions between the anticlines.

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Answered by priyanshu9977

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A syncline is a down- fold in rock in which rock layers are bent downward forming depressions between the anticlines.

Answered by harshu385

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A syncline is a down- fold in rock in which rock layers are bent downward forming depressions between the anticlines.

a trough or fold of stratified rock in which the strata slope upwards from the axis.

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